Vibrating inclined screens

Several mechanisms are used to vibrate inclined screens, including rotation of eccentric shafts and unbalanced weights and the use of electromagnetic vibrators. The vibration may be circular, elliptical or linear and its direction can be selected either to throw the material forward, to increase throughput rate, or reversed to throw it backwards, thereby reducing its velocity and increasing the screening efficiency. 

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Vibrating screens, horizontal and inclined screening surfaces vibrated at high frequencies (1000 to 7000 Hz). High capacity units, with good separating efficiency, which are used for a wide range of particle sizes. 

Flat screens are vibrated or shaken or impacted with bouncing balls. Inclined screens vibrate at 600-7000 strokes/min and are used for down to 38 pm although capacity drops off sharply below 200 /im. Reciprocating screens operate in the range 30-1000 strokes/min and handle sizes down to 0.25 mm at the higher speeds. 

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Horizontal vibrating screens require less headroom than the inclined type, but, because they do not utilise gravity, require higher levels of vibration and need to be more robustly built. The mats also need to be more resistant to abrasion. They are generally actuated by linear vibration inclined at 45° towards the discharge of the screen to help transport the material. 

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Angle of slope The optimum slope of inclined vibrating screens is that which will handle the greatest volume of oversize and still remove the available undersize required by the standards of the particular operation. To separate a material into coarse and fine fractions, the bed thickness must be limited so that vibration can stratify the load and allow fines to work their way to the screen surface and pass through the opening. Increased slope naturally increases the rate of travel, and at a given rate it reduces the bed thickness. 

Revolving screens inclined, cylindrical screens, rotated at low speeds (10-20 rpm). Used for the wet screening of relatively coarse material, but have now been largely replaced by vibrating screens. 

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